Fuhua reunion! So glad to see all of them again! It's been years since I last saw them haha.. Everyone's still pretty much the same though.. But better looking haha.. This was taken on NYE though haha.. I miss Fuhua! A humble neighbourhood school where I felt right at home~ I don't remember studying actually.. Went to school only to eat sleep play and laugh haha!!

History teacher Miss Maha: Aileen and Alison, did you have a good sleep?
Me: *Woke up, looked at her, smiled at alison, whispered* Ya..

E-Maths teacher Mrs Tan: Aileen wake up~~ Your Prince charming is here!
Me: *woke up, laughed*

PE Teacher Mr Teo: Don't be an asset to the school.
Me: *innocently asked* What is an asset?
(Erm.. I thot an asset is sth gd?)
Anyhow scold!!! Wahaha..

As you can see... I was never a teacher's pet and never wanted to be one! Muahaha..

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One thing I like about humble neighbourhood schools is the people.. Not too many stuck-ups around.. Everyone's friendly and warm.. And we can truly be who we are. Not in some branded schools where people have to live up to the brand and be somebody else..

We don't have to say 'smart' things to be accepted. Or whatever 'cool' lingo they invented which nobody else understands..
Like recently I experienced a little 'culture' shock right here in Singapore.

Me: *excited* I wanna eat again (a type of sweet) ! Cos I like to hear the pop sound in my mouth!
Brandedized person: What a smart thing to say~
Me: *Turned off*

So what is supposedly a 'smart' thing to say? I doubt what that person said was any smarter.. But in situation like this, normally I will just shut up cos I can't be bothered to compromise and say 'smart' things just to prove that I have a brain.. My oh my... Sometimes it seems really difficult for people to live simply huh? (What an irony.)
True?